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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
The Portsmouth Herald of June 3 1925 is a local issue published by The Herald Publishing Company for Portsmouth and nearby interests. It notes mailing rates and advertising terms and includes Associated Press news rights and local dispatches.
A compact look at how beauty and grooming have grown into a major American industry for both men and women. From barber shops to luxury counters the field expanded from 1876 to 1923 with rising imports and local output, tied to personal confidence and success.
President Calles declares Mexico will rely on domestic resources for finances and rejects foreign loans. He outlines a program to cut public expenses, safeguard funds, and boost income, portraying himself as a strategist beyond a soldier. This stance aims to improve international goodwill and steady national finances.
Outdoor Dry enforcement officials consider a 50000 dollar program to fund posters on billboards to boost prohibition observance. They claim posters would reach the public conscience better than enforcement efforts, despite doubts about readers reacting to such ads amid alcohol harms. An unrelated note mentions Ma Ferguson's contract status and other varied items.
A chaotic yet vivid diary of a storm waking dawn birds and a Rhode Island rooster. The piece then shifts to anticipation for a grand circus day with Tag Driscoll’s enduring pace and a procession of elephants, cages, and side show curiosities. The narrative blends weather awe with hometown sports and the first signs of a bustling show tomorrow.
An old classifieds blurb invites customers to visit Cottage Best Filling Station for auto supplies. It advertises an 80x34 cord tire and tube at $9.00 and five gallons of highest grade motor oil at $3.75. The notice is signed S A Harrington, Lafayette Road, North Hampton.
Celebrations center on acrobats clowns and performing animals. A cheerful parade unfolds with a smile making clown and a mule drawn cart delighting youngsters and silver-haired spectators alike. The event promises a welcome break from routine and draws people from nearby communities to Gittus Bay.
Supreme Court handed down no opinion on the constitutionality of the state tax on income from interest and dividends at Concord Tuesday. The May session heard the case, with a decision expected at the session’s opening Tuesday. Residents who have not sprayed trees must do so before June 11. if not, the Board of Public Works will do it and the cost will be added to the property tax. 3313
Governor Brewster forwards a $1000 reward offer for information in the Winthrop Miss Alda Haywood murder case. The reward may go to Mr and Mrs Frank E Pond of Newburyport if their claim is supported by authorities. The letter notes the reward depends on establishing responsibility for the crime.
Dover records a novel motor honeymoon featuring George J. Baron and his bride Miss Cecelia E Quinlan as they travel a 2000 mile route. Joining them are five married couples including Councilman and Mrs William H Gouin and Patrolman and Mrs Earl E Hostler. Bride's brother serves as best man.
A Dover police officer plans a vacation while Mr Gobir and Mrs Gouin attend a graduation on June 12 at the Normal school for their daughter Madeleine. The Barons wed at St Mary's with Rev Belford officiating and bridesmaid Miss Lillian Grimes. The honeymoon party travels Mohawk Trail to Buffalo then Niagara Falls and on to Canada with St Anne de Beaupre as a goal. McGlonn Demers wedding ties Miss Valea Demers to Albert McGlonn at St Charles church with Rev Dea marais officiating in presence of close friends Thomas Tarney and Miss Allee Barry.
Mrs Nettie Thurrell visits North Berwick as Miss Julia Duncan sends bon voyage wishes for her trip abroad. First Christian church men s choir rehearses at Millard Emery s home Friday. Mrs Charles Titcomb of North Andover visits sister Mrs Pearl Short. The three act comedy Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard once well received will be presented in Newington NH on request this evening. Mrs Edith Chamberlain visits Mrs Daniel Frighee. Mrs Eldora McCloud visits from Kittery. Miss Rosamond Wild hosts the Congregational Ladies Sewing Circle Tuesday afternoon with refreshments. W W Wood 3rd of Ohio arrives at his summer home at the Point. Fred Hight of Boston at his Sex Point cottage.
Salisbury Beach June 2 United States Deputy Marshals Jere Sulivan Cornelius Haley and James Cunningham arrived with capias warrants for nearly two dozen indicted in the Salisbury rum running cage. Four men Carmella Lazzaro Samuel Elbing John J Hogean and Herbert E True were held overnight at Newburyport police station before arraignment in Boston Federal Court.
The Supervisors of the Portsoy District Nursing Association for June are Mrs. AL ion and Mrs. F. Remick. Nurse services by Mixa Margaret Inglis may be obtained via the attending physician or the supervisors. In May, 253 visits were made by the District Nurse Lydia S. Glear.
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